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Yesterday I designed this screen in Figma. Today it’s a fully working frontend.
Design to code is where most projects lose quality, because what gets built isn’t what was approved. When one person does both, the build matches the design.
Live Demo: https://lnkd.in/dFpKNmQQ
If you’re looking for any of this, let me know:
Design to frontend
Frontend to backend
AI integrations and APIs
MVPs for your idea
Improving or fixing an existing product
Have a custom idea or a problem with something that already exists? Message me.
iamhmzali@gmail.com | WhatsApp +92 315 8286304
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